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Once again, another school year is coming to an end and it is time for teacher gifts. My son's special ed teacher has been nothing short of amazing. He is a huge fan of Milwaukee Brewers baseball and keeps a keurig machine right on his desk, so I thought it would be fun to combine the two.
I purchased the cup on Amazon and found a pre-made file that I tweaked for the custom part. I used Oracal 651 in Brewers Blue and cut it on the Cricut Explore.
Inside the cup, is a little filler, two k-cups, a gift card and a handful of Hershey's kisses. For a 16 oz cup, it holds a lot!
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I like to save money, so I use clear contact paper from Dollar Tree as my transfer tape. I will be honest, it was a pain to get the backing off the tiny inside parts of the letters and hope it will not effect their long term adhesion to the cup. I often have better luck with Cricut brand vinyls and will probably stick to that in the future. Thanks for looking!
April
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